Penny Stocks

Dear Members,
Are Penny stocks a good place to invest in?
Penny Stocks are very volatile and can change direction pretty quickly.  When a person starts to trade in the penny stock arena, you have to be very conscious of everything that is going on around it including news, speculation, promoters and rumors.  The old saying in the industry is “Buy on Rumors, Sell on News”.  This means that people are buying the stock on the rumors that something big is coming up and will sell their stock once the news hits as now the information was made public.  It works a majority of the time, but it is not a rule that is set in stone, just one that is heard around the industry.
Microcap and Smallcap stocks are very high risk and volatile.  The plus side to this is that the gains that can be made from this are tremendous.  A stock that is trading at $0.015 can be purchased for very little capital, yet turn around in a few minutes, hours into a profit of more than 100%.
Such examples of runs like this include the recent activity of LFBG (Left Behind Games Inc.) whereas they were trading at $0.0004 at the end of October, and then with some great news that was released in addition to some other news that was going to hit the market, the company’s stock sky rocketed up and topped out at $0.013 in just 2 weeks, representing a gain of more than 3,250%.

Penny Stocks are not meant for everyone, though this does not mean that you should not enter the arena, but just for you to be careful.
There are a lot of studies and steps involved in becoming a good trader.  Doing your homework diligently, being patient and knowing when to take your profits / losses will help you through to figure out the game.  Learning to read charts and time stocks is important.  Knowing certain industries or being knowledgeable in a certain area will allow you to excel in stocks of that industry.  For example, if you have some knowledge about the natural resources industry such as minerals and oils, you can seek out those startup companies, most of which are located in areas such as Canada, or the Midwest.  Over the past few years, the history of this sector has done quite well, and left those people who have invested in it very happy.  Their overall performance over the last few years has been astronomical.  But, in the penny stock world, a year is an eternity.  Stocks trading here are very volatile and some make it and a lot do not.
With the right amount of due diligence (research and homework), a person can learn enough to be good at the trading game.  It is a risk and a gamble, as is the entire stock market.  But here, the risk and reward are a lot greater and can free yourself from your everyday concerns.  Whether you are interested in earning a few extra ‘bucks’ on the side, or turning this into a career, please be careful and remember to trade with caution.  Do not let your emotions get involved with the stocks and never ‘fall in love’ with a company, as it will hurt you in the long run.
MyBestStockAlerts  is a company that stands out amongst our peers, as we follow stricter guidelines that we have created for ourselves.  Observing the way the industry has turned, we have vowed not to become one of those ‘corrupt’ companies by providing the old ‘pump and dump’ onto our subscribers.  We believe that being honest and Trustworthy is key, and providing our subscribers with the utmost factual information that we have.  We do not fabricate any information, just provide the fundamental and technical facts to you, which will enable you to reap great rewards.  With Penny Stocks and any other types of investments, there is a lot of risk.  Please do your own Due Diligence as well.  Combined with our expertise and your own research, you will make some sound decisions which will lead to greater profits.  Remember to protect your assets at all times and do not get greedy.  A profit is a profit, and you can take that to the bank!
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